Sagrada familia basilica

It's because it's not perfectly symmetry; the human brain usually doesn't like perfect symmetry, as pretty much nothing in nature actually achieves that. The pillars being out of whack is what makes it look appealing. It's the same thing with the Taj Mahal, the dome and like half the roof is off by about a foot and a half. It's not enough to notice consciously, but subconsciously you can pick up on it and it makes it less strange (I mean, the story behind it is always going to be super strange, especially the coffin placement, but whatever)

They also want to finish building it in 2026 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Dalí's death